Olympian Astronomy NotebookINDEPENDENT READING EDITION
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Olympian Centre for Astrophysics

Preserved original-site wording, separate from the new astronomy essays. Historical affiliations, events, prices and contact details are not current services.

Capture date12 May 2015
Restored in this edition17 October 2026
Transcript scopeHistorical original-site body text, with activities and affiliations frozen at the capture · 172 source words
Printed historical date labelsNo structured date label recovered; no publication date inferred
Extraction noteHistorical 2015 homepage: research/outreach and participation figures are the old site’s statements, not independently verified current findings. Names are historical, not present staff. Original wording retained; scripts, forms, active links and media are not reactivated. Raw captures and digests remain locally preserved.
Original source addresshttp://olympiancfa.org:80/

HISTORICAL SOURCE — NOT A CURRENT PROGRAMME, STAFF LIST OR INVITATION. Dates and claims in the old wording belong to the saved document. Capture timestamps are not assumed original publication dates. Old affiliations, biographies, participation figures, venue information, prices and contacts are not current findings or active services. This reading edition claims no present institutional affiliation or operation of the historical centre’s events or membership. Inspect the archived version ↗

Our Scope

The Olympian Centre for Astrophysics aims to bridge the Greek research interest for Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Science with the respective European and International communities by organizing and coordinating multi-level scientific actions of orientation and collaboration, such as dedicated workshops, seminars, summer schools and international conferences, in the broader region of Pieria, in collaboration with the local society and its authorities.

Scientific Research

Organization of international symposia, workshops and educational seminars

Scientific Schools

Organization of scientific summer schools for researchers in their early career

Public Outreach

Organization of events free for the general public

The Olympian Symposium

The Olympian Symposium aims to bring together world leading scientists to address world's most recent advances of the Astrophysical research. The Symposia take place in Paralia Katerini's close to the famous Mount Olympus and gather more than 150 scientists coming from more than 25 world leading Universities, research institutions and centres.

2014 on Star Formation

2015 on Cosmology and the Epoch of Reionization

The People

Thomas Bisbas

Konstantinos Tziotziou

Dimitrios Mirotis

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